Greg and Beth

Ahhhhh. All this talk today about martinis had me craving one. Behold, the perfect martini. (Note, the Vermouth is kept in another state.)

Oh, and on a funny side note, when my wife walked into the kitchen and saw this in my hand, her only comment was: "dangerous glass! and an obscene amount of olives!"

She (correctly) refers to martini glasses as "dangerous glasses". Some people think the design allows the liquor to breath and release its full array of aromas and flavors... in reality, they just make it more likely that a drunk will spill their glass, requiring them to buy another drink. That concludes today's lesson in "The history of glassware according to Greg."

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